Mark Ingram figures there no use dwelling on whether the NFL lockout will stunt his growth as a player, and he downplays the apparent tension that the Saints' decision to draft him has caused with Reggie Bush. If anything, Alabama's 2009 Heisman Trophy winner sounds pleased with the way his pro career has begun. At the very least, it's been convenient. Ingram was already living in a quiet two-story row of townhouses in suburban New Orleans when he was drafted, and quarterback Drew Brees' decision to organize workouts at Tulane made it easy for the Saints' new running back to get acquainted with his new team. "I've been meeting with Drew and a couple of the guys, just learning the system and getting familiar with things," Ingram said before a recent workout with fellow Saints players. "I'm really just trying to get accustomed to them and just getting used to everything going on." Read more: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6620301
